Tadooer

Private single-owner planner. Sample promotional artwork and copy pending owner review.

The plan, and the one thing now.

Here is the day. Your tasks sit beside the calendar. Choose one to work on. The rest can wait in the list.

Tadooer is a private, self-hosted planner for one owner. There is no public service or sign-up. The banner and opening lines are sample promotional artwork and copy, pending owner review; the planner rows are placeholders.

The day

Capture a task. Give it a project or a tag. Put a task into an available calendar block. Start a focus session when you're ready.

The web app uses your server as the shared authority. A Linux desktop client opens the same planner. An Android shell exists in source; no built APK or device qualification is claimed. Connected calendars show their freshness, and conflicting edits ask for a decision.

The one thing now

One client controls the focus session. Another can follow it or explicitly take over. Core task edits can queue while a browser is temporarily offline; calendar and focus commands need a connection. A closed app does not receive background updates.

Your owner account, calendar connections and server are your setup. This is a single-owner tool, not a team subscription.

Keep the working notes nearby

DEVELOPMENT.md preserves the full setup, implemented scope, sync behavior, backup procedures and verification commands. The status record separates shipped work from remaining gates. The design system describes the planner's visual rules.

The repository is subculture-collective/tadooer. Workspace packages and the container image keep the historical productivity-suite name.